Nice custom theme with CSS drop-down menu

you can bet in a lot of people (me included) that would find it useful (and nice looking...)
Please share!
Jan

Very nice theme!

would be a great addition to the current drupal theme collection.

I love the simplicity and clarity of the theme and would love to work with it for developing a website for a b&b run by a great lady in Mexico.

As a starting Drupal developer I would be very gratefull if you would decide to share this theme, I think I can learn a lot of it. In all the templates on the Drupal site I found no one with a dropdown menu with childs, except for yours :-)

Thanks for the clarification:-)

I am not sure if I understand correctly. Did you use taxonomy at all for the drop down menu, since you mention the URL aliases for taxonomy terms? Or did you only use the Primary Link Menu? The drop down menu items, are they secondary links then?

[edit]
ok, please ignore, I finally get it now :-)

Ross,

I like the idea of your theme, especially your use of nice menus. But I have a problem with the menus that I thought your theme might address, but it doesn't quite do so, so I thought I would ask. In the past on my website, I have used HVMenu (from Gus Verslius) to create a stable, JS dropdown, and incorporated into my drupal site (see http://stnina.org/whatsnew). It works fine, but for future management pursposes, I wanted to switch to something drupal based (nice menus) so that links can be added by someone without ftp access. So, I uploaded nice-menus, and now your theme as well.

The problem is this: the drop down menus disappear before I can get my mouse over them. You can see your theme at work on my menus at http://testsite.stnina.org/dev/whatsnew. I have made no changes to your theme, just to see if your menus worked better than my other css version (you have to change themes to see that one). Any ideas? I would appreciate your help if you have a moment.

Thanks,
Maria

TinyMCE (textarea wysiwyg editor) didn't appear even though it does for other themes. So I copied the following line from another template file (page.tpl.php) into Nokoala theme's template file, after the "print $head" and "print $styles" lines:
<?php print $scripts; ?>
Thank goodness, it seems to work great. Hope this helps someone.

Another thing is a lack of styling for third-level menus:
Primary
item 1
item 2
item 3
item 3a
item 3b

These two styles added to style.css will do the basics:

#nav ul.menu ul {
  background: transparent;  /* so the sub-sub menu will be a block on its own */
}
#nav li li li {
	margin-left: 3em;   /* shift the sub-sub menu right a bit */
}

The only remaining wish-item for Nokoala would be unique ids on the primary menu items so I can style each one differently: #menu1, #menu2, etc. Any possibility of help on that front? Where would I find the appropriate place to accomplish this?

Thanks for a beautiful style, and good implementation of Suckerfishies, which I've used in so many other places but had a hard time finding for use in any CMS.

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